Badarina Barolo DOCG

Nebbiolo aus Barolo: Teer, Kirsche, Tabak – feste Tannine, langer Abgang. Bis 2033.

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Badarina Barolo DOCG

Barolo from Piedmont – that means Nebbiolo on calcareous sandstone, long maceration periods, and a wine that needs time to reveal its personality. Bersano's Badarina Barolo DOCG comes from precisely this environment.

Bersano is one of the most prestigious wineries in Asti and Monferrato, cultivating Piedmontese vineyards for decades with a focus on producing single-varietal wines. The Badarina vineyard provides the Nebbiolo with the typical clay-marl soils of southern Barolo – mineral-rich and deep.

In the glass, the 2020 vintage initially displays aromas of dried cherry, tobacco, and leather notes, underpinned by spices such as star anise and a slight tarryness – classic for a mature Nebbiolo. On the palate, firm yet fine-grained tannins, lively acidity, and a long, spicy finish.

  • Drinking window: 2025–2033 – the wine opens up with some aeration or further aging.
  • Temperature: 17–18 °C, decant one hour beforehand
  • Dishes: Braised beef brisket, Brasato al Barolo, truffle risotto or aged Parmigiano Reggiano
Country of Origin Italy
Region Piedmont
Grape Variety Nebbiolo
Wine Color red wine
Vintage 2020
Alcohol Content 14.0% Vol.
Acidity 5.5 g
SKU :VJ0485-2020
Taste Dry
Serving Temperature 16-18°C
Closure Type Natural cork
Bottle Size 0.75 l
Producer Bersano
Distributor
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Bersano

The Bersano winery was founded in 1907 by Arturo Bersano. Today, it is managed by Federica Massimelli and Corrado Soave and is located in Nizza Monferrato, Italy. Bersano's vineyards cover an area of ​​230 hectares. The grapes are cultivated on mineral-rich soils in various locations and later processed into wine. Bersano offers its customers a selection of different red and white wines. The red varieties include Barbera, Nebbiolo, and Dolcetto, while the white varieties include Cortese, Arneis, and Moscata.

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